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01:05 < _NSAKEY> brimstone: I know. I threw my compilation of those lists at it. My jobs all finished by the time I woke up, so I'm throwing a semi-public 15GB dictionary + dive.rule at it.
01:05 < _NSAKEY> If it's not crackable by that, then I'm going to say it's probably not worth cracking.
01:06 < _NSAKEY> Unless like, the stakes are super high (Averting WWIII, etc).
01:07 < _NSAKEY> brimstone: I'll have an answer for you in about 7 hours.
03:01 <@brimstone> _NSAKEY: cool, jtr hasn't fond anything
03:02 <@brimstone> and i don't have hashcat or anything setup
03:19 < _NSAKEY> brimstone: I'm using the bhafsec dictionary plus my own stuff with dive.rule and a GTX 1080. It's doing about 5 GH/s and has just over 4 hours to go.
03:22 < _NSAKEY> Are you 100% sure that it's regular unsalted MD5, and not something exotic like double MD5?
03:24 < aestetix> wtf is a double md5
03:24 < _NSAKEY> md5(md5)
03:24 < _NSAKEY> It's something that exists but is rarely used.
03:24 < aestetix> that seems.... stupid
03:24 < _NSAKEY> You mostly see it in stuff like cracking competitions.
03:25 < _NSAKEY> It's the sort of thing competition organizers pull out to trip people up.
04:18 <@brimstone> _NSAKEY: this is for a contest, so maybe?
04:19 < aestetix> brimstone: enjoying berlin?
04:21 <@brimstone> aestetix: yup!
04:22 < aestetix> brimstone: have you done Sylvester in Germany yet?
04:29 <@brimstone> yeah, last year
04:29 <@brimstone> err, this year?
04:29 < aestetix> ah ok
08:19 < _NSAKEY> brimstone: No dice.
08:20 <@brimstone> _NSAKEY: k, thanks
08:20 <@brimstone> have you heard of mdxfind?
08:20 <@brimstone> i'm trying to make that work
08:20 <@brimstone> but it's a static binary, that then unpacks or something and depends on all of these libs i don't have
08:20 <@brimstone> yay linux
08:21 < _NSAKEY> The name sounds familiar, but I haven't used it.
08:24 < aestetix> wait
08:24 < aestetix> isn't the point of a static binary that it doesn't depend on external libraries?
08:24 <@brimstone> can't stop won't stop
08:24 <@brimstone> so it turns out that ldd on this system says everything's "not a dynamic binary"
08:27 < aestetix> brimstone: has sylvester started where you are?
08:28  * aestetix is already hearing blasts
08:32 <@brimstone> oh yeah
08:32 <@brimstone> we just came in from outside
08:32 < aestetix> fun
08:32 <@brimstone> a few things before stores close
08:32 <@brimstone> lots of booms
08:32 <@brimstone> some much louder than the rest
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23:34 <@rattle> Breaking report from downtown NYC.  We've put out the dumpster fire, but it spread to a giant pile of tires on 5th just south of the park.  It seems like it's going to take at least a year to get it under control.
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